Residences of the World Trade Centre10 Yonge Street, Toronto

Spacious suites at Yonge Street and Queens Quay, with all-inclusive maintenance fees and the Riviera Centre's pools, squash courts and gym.

  • 38Storeys
  • 407Suites
  • 1990Completed

Building snapshot

The essentials for buyers, tenants and landlords at 10 Yonge Street.

Building name
Residences of the World Trade Centre
Developer
Camrost Felcorp
Architect
Zeidler Partnership Architects
Storeys
38
Suites
407
Completed
1990
Corporation
MTCC 979
Management
Property manager
416-362-1222 ext. 21

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About the building

One of the original towers on Toronto's central waterfront.

10 Yonge Street, the Residences of the World Trade Centre, is a 38-storey, 407-suite condominium at Yonge Street and Queens Quay, completed in 1990. Developed by Camrost Felcorp and designed by Zeidler Partnership Architects, it is the taller of the two residential towers in the World Trade Centre complex. Its sister tower is 10 Queens Quay West.

The building is known for generous floor plans and for maintenance fees that generally include heat, hydro, water and air conditioning. Residents also have the Riviera Centre, a large recreation complex with indoor and outdoor pools, squash courts and a sports hall.

The PATH is across the street at Waterpark Place, giving a climate-controlled walk to Union Station and the Financial District, and the waterfront promenade is steps away.

Amenities

The Riviera Centre: pools, courts and a full sports club.

  • 24-hour concierge
  • Indoor pool
  • Outdoor pool and sun deck
  • Hot tub and sauna
  • Fitness centre
  • Four squash courts
  • Sports hall for basketball and ping pong
  • Indoor golf
  • Billiards and games room
  • Theatre room
  • Children's playroom
  • Party room and resident lounge
  • Meeting room
  • Library and study room
  • Sky Lounge
  • Guest suites
  • Visitor parking

The neighbourhood

Yonge Street at Queens Quay, between the lake and the Financial District.

  • Harbour Square Park and the waterfront promenadeSteps away
  • Jack Layton Ferry Terminal (Toronto Island ferries)Steps away
  • 509 and 510 streetcars on Queens QuaySteps away
  • PATH entrance at Waterpark PlaceAcross the street
  • Union Station and Scotiabank ArenaAbout 10 min walk
  • Harbourfront CentreShort walk
  • Sugar Beach and Loblaws at Lower JarvisAbout 15 min walk
  • St. Lawrence MarketAbout 15 min walk

Looking at the sister tower?

10 Queens Quay West is the smaller of the two World Trade Centre residences, with 27 storeys and the same Riviera Centre. Need floor plans for a suite here? Send us the unit number and we'll find the layout for you.

10 Yonge Street FAQ

What is the building name of 10 Yonge Street?

10 Yonge Street is the Residences of the World Trade Centre, the taller of the two residential towers in the World Trade Centre complex at Yonge Street and Queens Quay. The other is 10 Queens Quay West.

When was 10 Yonge Street built and who developed it?

The building was completed in 1990 by Camrost Felcorp and designed by Zeidler Partnership Architects. Some sources list 1991, the year the condominium corporation was registered.

How many storeys and suites does 10 Yonge Street have?

10 Yonge Street has 38 storeys and 407 suites, according to the sources we reviewed. Many suites have enclosed solariums rather than open balconies. Always confirm figures on the status certificate.

What is the difference between 10 Yonge Street and 10 Queens Quay West?

Both towers were built together as the Residences of the World Trade Centre and share the Riviera Centre. 10 Yonge Street is the taller tower at 38 storeys with 407 suites, while 10 Queens Quay West has 27 storeys and 292 suites.

What amenities are available at 10 Yonge Street?

Residents use the Riviera Centre, about 30,000 sq. ft. of amenities with indoor and outdoor pools, a hot tub and sauna, a fitness centre, squash courts, a billiards room, a theatre room and a children's playroom. There is also a Sky Lounge with a terrace, party and meeting rooms, a library, guest suites and a 24-hour concierge.

Are utilities included in the maintenance fees?

Maintenance fees generally include heat, hydro, water and air conditioning, along with building insurance and common elements. Confirm exactly what is covered on the individual listing or status certificate.

What is the condominium corporation for 10 Yonge Street?

The building is registered as condominium corporation 979, usually listed as MTCC 979. The property manager can be reached at 416-362-1222 ext. 21 and the concierge at ext. 24.

Is 10 Yonge Street pet friendly?

Pets are permitted within limits: generally one dog, two cats, or one dog and one cat per suite, and dogs must behave in common areas. Confirm the current pet rules before you buy or lease.

Does 10 Yonge Street connect to the PATH?

Yes. The PATH is across the street at Waterpark Place, with a climate-controlled walk to Union Station, GO Transit and the Financial District.

Is parking available at 10 Yonge Street?

Yes. The building has underground parking for residents and visitor parking, with guests registered through the concierge. Parking is sold with individual suites, so check each listing.

Can I buy or lease a suite at 10 Yonge Street with your team?

Yes. The RE/MAX Plus City Team helps buyers, sellers, tenants and landlords at the World Trade Centre residences. Call 647-259-8806 or email info@remaxpluscity.com, and we can send current availability, floor plans and recent sold prices.

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